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by zdragnar 1mo ago
You mean the year of the Taylor's Farms tainted supply of onions to McDonald's, and the Boar's head recall?
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by zdragnar 1mo ago
Auth0 will run an export for you, but you have to file a support ticket for them to do it, and it may take them a bit of time, so you may end up with some users who get reset to a slightly old password (if they change it between the export
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by zdragnar 1mo ago
Except, of course, Luanti holds copyright over their own assets and app. Copyright is not something you get when you file paperwork with the government, it is automatic for creative works. DMCA is punitive to platforms who do not correctly
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by zdragnar 1mo ago
I start getting effects the same day if I miss my morning dose, but like you, it was life changing (in a good way) for me. I've got two friends who didn't benefit from it, so it isn't a miracle cure for everyone, sadly.
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by zdragnar 1mo ago
The conclusions in that were not universally accepted, and some critiques were rather damning: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/a-response-to-the-serotonin-theor... Personally, I both agree that SSRI antidepressants were lik
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by zdragnar 1mo ago
Their biggest customers are struggling to build out locations to use their products. This is nothing more than an attempt to engage in regulatory capture to overrule local politics on behalf of their customers.
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by zdragnar 1mo ago
Really? Last time I was involved in hiring, about two years ago, we had hundreds of applications in a day or so. What changed?
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by zdragnar 1mo ago
This is describing empathy at best and delusion to be uncharitable. To look at it another way: this form of social construction answers the question of "if a tree falls in the woods and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a sound
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
The free API was closed off well before Twitter ownership changed hands. Even the paid API became untenable for many early users well beforehand. The writing was on the wall for Twitter well before musk got involved, sadly.
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
That is the aspirational purpose, not the functional purpose. Universities have long advertised job placement rates for the majors in their departments- I recall a lawsuit against a university I was going to by alumni with the allegation th
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
Personally, I'd take "beautiful" over "kind of neat" any day
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
I would be surprised that anyone is surprised by this. They've been making local accounts harder and harder now to the point of being impossible. Anyone not deep in tech will accept the "think of the children" defense without
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
I most recently experienced this with Qwen 3.8 27b, though I've seen it on several other versions of their local models. It's also heavily biased towards digging into library source code rather than looking at API documentation. T
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
> Inflation was really solved when Volker raised the interest rates. That was my point > Strong agree. Raise taxes for everyone (except those at the bottom, please). Again, what does this have to do with inflation? I'm not even q
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
That's the point- they're different issues
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
Even with a harness, models don't reach out for new information they don't know about. For some tech, I have to have a local model draft a plan, then I have to adjust the plan to update it with the new API and references for where
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
> All that has to happen to fix this is taxes. The ultra rich tax's need to be raised to a level the US had before Reagan. What was inflation like before Regan?
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
I did it for a few years, back when I had a new car with the capability but not a phone with a good mobile data plan. It had the benefit of an information center with physical buttons too, so I could navigate around my library without touch
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
Yeah, NYC's tree plan would be quite the disaster in Phoenix, I would think.
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
All subsidies are wealth transfers. That's the whole point- to incentivize something that wouldn't otherwise happen at a scale the government deems to be of benefit or necessary. Biofuels are part of the all-in-one story of renewa
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
I'm struggling to understand what the desirable alternative is here. Children shouldn't be recognized by their patients? Or only lower class parents should have the burden of sharing their income with their children?
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
It's absolutely terrible. Everyone should stay on the coasts and definitely not move to Idaho or any other beautiful rural area.
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
https://stencil.so/blog/snapcompact - some agents (notably oh my pi, i forget which others) come with snapcompact as a primary means of compaction. Take the entire context, stick it in a small font in a PNG, and vision
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
Purely an anecdote, but I've found Qwen3.8-27b doesn't doom loop like previous Qwen models would. With that said, it absolutely thinks in circles- it'll prepare to do something, say it is now ready to do it, then follow that
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
"Stunned" isn't really a scientific term. It's the sort of editorializing you should expect to come from people who aren't the scientists themselves. More than hyperbole, it is classic click bait. Also, quitting smo
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
But it is many places. You can't just magically hand-wave away the fact that the demographics between these places are wildly different, and that changes the burdens on the systems in place.
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
Qwen doom loops were amusing to watch the first time or two, but it's incredibly vexing to have it waffle over the same decision over and over and over and over again. I can get more done with a faster model by correcting it, and it fe
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
In all fairness, it may not have actually been bullet proof. It was very thick, so I made a bit of an assumption based on what I know about it (which is mostly watching super slowotion videos on YouTube). Perhaps it was only hammer or knife
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
Right, there needs to be procedural grounds for appeal, and this case is entirely about the judge violating procedural rules by delegating away their judgement. It's a perfect example of a case for an appeals court.
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by zdragnar 2mo ago
That is what the article and judgement was about- they can certainly use that argument to appeal the case, but not to hold the judge in the case personally liable.

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